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18h ago
inPro tip: I almost passed on the client who haggled me down to $1500 because he seemed cheap, turns out he was just testing me
Same here, one guy lowballed then paid full.
1d ago
inPut down new peel and stick tile over old linoleum and the floor now bubbles near the sink
Deglosser and two coats of primer saved mine, no lifting after six months.
2d ago
inMy neighbor walked through my garage and asked why my miter saw still had the stock blade on it
Funny how the fix is always cheaper than the lesson.
4d ago
inMy old boss told me my fades looked like I was scared of the clippers, so I switched to a 0.5 guard only
The "scared of the clippers" thing is real and I felt that in my soul. My old shop lead said the same kind of stuff to me because I was lifting off way too soon and leaving that fuzzy ring around the ear. Keeping the half guard in the routine is smart because it gives you a safety net before the razor, so you can blend that line out without hacking at it. Going straight to the razor every time works for some guys, but it bites you on darker hair or anyone with sensitive skin. I still hit the half guard first on 90 percent of my fades, then finish with the foil shaver or razor depending on how tight they want it. No shame in it either, it is just a cleaner way to work and the clients never know the difference.